Free music for video games
Student project, game jam, indie title or commercial release: request a €0 sync licence for an agreed use of a fully owned track.
See music and terms →Find a real song for your project and speak directly to the artist who made it. Games come first with a clear €0 sync offer; video and podcast requests are handled personally, track by track.
Student project, game jam, indie title or commercial release: request a €0 sync licence for an agreed use of a fully owned track.
See music and terms →For YouTube videos, short films, trailers and social edits: send the scene, platform and audience. No-fee use may be possible, but it is confirmed per project.
Ask about video use →Looking for podcast intro, outro or episode music? Share the show, distribution, commercial context and the track you want to use.
Ask about podcast use →This is music from a real independent artist, not a public-domain or anonymous stock library. You choose a track, explain the placement and receive written permission for the agreed project.
Copyright stays with Thomas Geelens. No resale, re-uploading, standalone music distribution or use outside the written agreement.
Browse pop, Afropop, deep house, singer-songwriter, country, piano ballads, guitar and acoustic tracks with instant 30-second previews.
Name the track, project and placement. You will get a human answer and, if approved, clear written permission.
Yes. Game developers can request a €0 sync licence for agreed use of Thomas Geelens' fully owned music in student, game jam, indie and commercial games. Contact Thomas before release to confirm the track, use and credit in writing.
Possibly. Choose a track and send the project, platform, audience and intended use. Video requests are reviewed directly, and the written reply will confirm whether a no-fee licence is possible or different terms are needed.
Ask first. Include the podcast name, where it is published, whether it is commercial and how the song will be used. Thomas will confirm availability, credit and any fee in writing.
No. Every song remains copyrighted. Free means that a specific approved use may have a €0 sync fee; it does not transfer ownership or permit resale, re-uploading or standalone distribution.
Send the song title, project type, platform, scene or placement and release timing. You will receive a direct answer from Thomas, and approved use is confirmed in writing before publication.